The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 23, 1906, Page 14

THE SAN FRANCISCO.CALL, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1906 Remains at the parlors of Julius 8. Godean, 810 Van Ness avenue, until Friday morni T ocated at 810 Dia- | MCCARTHY—In this city, March 20, 1 W ocaied ot IS PS4 rgia V. beloved wite of George H. Mc e tiving | Carthy, mother of Willle and Georgia Mc- o %ars | Carthy, daughter of Peter and Mattie Chi — tensen, and daughter-in-law of Mrs. J. J. Maye a native of Californla, aged 21 years M ) 2 months and 7 days. A £ [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- ge licenses were issued invited to attend the funeral -today (Friday), at 9:15 a. m., g‘unl Kh‘r"_liu;l’(;r'\:; ), 42 Brosdway Gent | McFadden, McBrearty & Green, 117 S N etreet, between Seventh and Eighth. where 1 0. 0. F. services will be held. thence 10 a street. | Cemetery for cremation, street, and | McSHANE—In this city, March 22, at his resi- dence, 3654 Sixteenth street, Andrew, dearly beloved husband of Olivia R. McShane, and father of Eugene C., Andrew P., Minnie A., Cecelia O,, Mabel.F. and Flora K. McShane, aged 70 a street, and a native of Londonderry, Ireland, vears and 9 montbs. and | MATHEWS—In Alvarado. March 22, 1908, Patrick, beloved husband of Mary Mathews, and father of John, Eugene, and Kate Mathews, and brother of Mrs. John Barry, a native of Ireland, aged 73 years. ‘riends and acquaintances are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow o (Saturday), March 24, at 9:30 a. m. from S K street SoUty. | 1318 Mission street, between Ninth and b o e g o Tenth, San Francis=o, thence to St. Joseph's 3 ‘ | Church, where a requiem mass will be cele- e e | i f0r the Fencst Of his Soul, commenc- R ing at 10 o'clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross LIPTHS — N APRIAGES— | Cemetery L“’"Ifl“ “‘hf‘h‘M’hb LEATHS‘ MONKS—In this city, March 21, 1906, Frank, tices sout Ny beloved husband of Mary Monks, and brother Sirth, marriage ath notices sent o3| of Mrs W. A. Hoyt, Mrs. J. Hamilton, Mr mail w y - H. A. Wahl and Danlel Bowers, a native ¢ California, aged 33 years 8 months and 22 days. A member of Carpenters’ Union No. 22. “riends and acquaintances are respect- f ited to attend the funeral Saturday, March 24, at 2 p. m, from the mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate Undertaking Com- ay, 2475 Misslon street, mear Twenty-first. ‘ment_Cypress Lawn’ Cemetery, by elec tric Ella, Frances | & funeral car from corner of 'San Jose 1r s oit March 21, ~1006, .‘r° ave: and Thirtieth street at 2:80 p. m. | ? W, Mectih, A St MULLIGAN—In the City and County Hospital, | s . h 18, 1906, 1o the | Tygie), 92 1908, Thomas Mulligan, a native wife ive 1 nter (nee Sck R of Ireland, aged 62 yean e NEWBAUER—In_ hie ol Rcsa. beloved wife of H. o o al er of Mrs. Gabriel Hines 3 X KIMBALL gyl ord, George and Willle New- pu SR o aged 61 years. - helda Kim- I The funeral services will be held today p— (Friday), March 23, at 9:30 o'clock a. m., at her late residence, 1614 Sacramento street S March 21, nterment Home of Peace Cemetery. Please m PBIDPS | omit flowers. | In this city, March 21, 1906, Bridget 5, & native of ireland, aged 73 years. NOLAN—In this city, March 21, 1906, Mary, dearly beloved wife of Michael Nolan, and loving mother of Willlam H. Nolan, a native | of Galway, Ireland, aged 68 years 10 monthe and 15 days L7 Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral Baturday gher and Mary L., J. Norton, a native of Ireland, aged 74 years. S—In this city, March 22, 1906, Agnes, ed wife of Thomas G.' Pal and her of James and Josephine Pal tive of California, aged 26 yea: 1 34, U. A. O. D. parions of McFadden, joved mother of Rhode | No Notice of funeral In this Edward, e R. and city, March 22, 1908, dearly beloved son of the late Patrick Rooney, rly beloved brother of Rev. Sister tida, Margaret M., John V., C ne T. Harrlet V. and the late A. Rocney, take place tomorrow (Saturday), at 9 o'clock a. m.. from his late residence, ' 911 Broadway, thence to St. cis Church, where a requiem high mass celebrated for the repose of his cing at 9:30 o'clock. Interment “ross Cemetery. y, March 22, 1806, at the ce of her parents, 654 Seventh avenue, ond, Catherine, beloved infant daugh- ¢ John C. and Nancy Shea, and sister of elius, Maurice, Willlam, Frank, George, and Anna Shea, a native of San Fran- d 1 year 7 months and 18 days. In Alameda, March 22, 1906, Hattle E>The funeral will rank H. Burke, & native B. Simpson, beloved wife of F. M. Simpson, daughter of Sarah and the late Dudley Moore, and sister of Mrs. L. A. Kidder and Mrs. T. H. Bretz of Sacramento and J. C. Moore of Garden Valley, a native of Cali- fornia, nged 34 yvears and 21 days. ETE —In_San Francisco, March 22, 1906, Mercy A. Stevenson, widow of the late F. R. Stevenson, and mother of Mrs. George Lyman King and Mrs. G. A. Campbell. SULLIVAN—In this city, March 20, 1908, |~ Jeremiah F. Sullivan, beioved father of Mrs. Mamie C. Jackson and Mrs. George A. Smith, a native of Ireland, aged T3 years. 20, 1906, John | Germany, aged £ Friends are Fespectfully tend the funeral today (Friday), at 10 a. m. from the parlors of Bunker & Lunt, ces are respect- funeral today 666 Mission street, between Twenty-second rom the Twenty-third, Interment private, Cy- Mission | press Lawn Cemetery, by electric funeral car & Cre- rom Thirtieth street and San Jose avenue. TOSO—Disappeared in Colma, Sen Mateo Co. | Fa 3 1906, , March 11, 1906, Glovanni Toso, dearly ved #on of | beloved eon of Pletro and Giovanna Toso, 1 sther | & native of Colma, Cal., aged 2 years 3§ ican | _months and 11 days. y n Rodeo, Contra Costa County, . le Farrell, & | Cal. March 21, 1906, Mary Tormey, beloved and, aged 24 wife of Patrick Tormey, mother of John P., Leo F., Mary H., Louls A., Clement C., Ruth A, Linus J. and Verda E. Tormey, nd sister of Kate A., P. J. and John A. Mi ews, a native of Boston, Mass., aged 65 ces are respect- | I tomorrow late resi- Sacred e igh mass [ Friends and acquaintances are respect- f his soul | fully invited to attend the funeral Saturday, y Cross Ceme- | March 24, at 9:28 o'clock & leaving Rodeo for Martinez on the 9:25 a. m. train, arch 22, 1908, John | wWhere services will be held at Et.’ Cath- late Thomas and | erine’s Church at 10 . m. Interment Mar- J., Elia and nez, Cal. A. Morton, | WELLMAN—In Alameda, March 21, 1006, Ella F. C., beloved wife of Frank M. Weliman, and sister of D. E. Dyer, a native of Ean Francisco, aged 31 years 10 months and 15 days. 7 Frierds and acquaintances are respect— fully invited to attend the funeral Friday, morning, March 23, at St. Joseph's Church, where a solemn requiem high mass will be place tomorrow m his late resi- to Sacred be ce at9a m of George end celebrated for the repose of her soul, ccm- ther of Eilen M mencing at 10 o'clock. Interment private. tnia, aged 2 years | WHITE—In this city, March 22, 1906, Isaac K. White, beloved father of Mrs. R. 'S. = are respect- | Vedder, Mrs. Henry P. Tricou, Mrs, A. W, Lyall and Miss Neille B. White, a native of New York City, aged 80 years. A member »f the Society of California Ploneers. £ Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services Saturday, March 24, at 10 o'clock a. m., at Pioneer Hall, Ploneer place, off Fourth treet, Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. neral services 4, at 1 o'elock 136 Hannah March 1906, beloved husband father of Mrs ve of New York, nths and 10 days. fted to attend the CARD OF THANKS. "riday), at 3:30 We hereby desire to express our heartfelt e, 1908 Vallejo thanks to our many friends for the kindness ." Please omit | and comforting sympathy and beautiful floral offerings dwring the sad hours of our.be- Hayward, March 19, 1906, | reavement in the Joss of a loving husband . beloved son of Amedes | and father. ther of Emile Joullin, and MARY McDERMOTT AND CHILDREN. Mr. and Mrs. E. Joullln, a - ———— Francisco, aged 16 years and nd acquaintances are respect- d the funeral Saturday, ck a. m. from the 810 Van Ness Church (Notre , where & requiem high | d for the regose of his | commencing at 10 o'clock. ~Interment | t rivate | = 2 & KELLY—In this city, March 21, | beiovea wice of Joteon & Xets, "wng | WOODLAWN CEMETERY, ther ¢f Joseph B. Kelly, and sister of San Mateo County. dargaret A. Baxter, = native of New York City MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION. £86 James Flood Bullding. 8. F. ends and acquaintances are respéct— vited 10 attend the funeral today | arch 23, o'cloc < residen siiner oo | COMMERCIAL NEWS Dom Church, _avhere a | > muss will be celebrated for the , commencing at 10 o'clock. | Cross Cemetery, by electric from Thirtieth street and fan Continued From Page 15. pin 20& .ml.nu ?‘l hx& .;:nm\'lmarl 8 et T D 1000 Atlanta, 23 6900 MacNamara.. 7 man_and beloved mother of Lena and Sam. | 2000 Do, 33(1000 Man Broncho. 24 uel Kohlman, Mrs. B. Heyman of Tacoma, | 3000 Booth . 26/1000 To, s 5. . 2 Wash., and Mrs, A Goldberg of Phoenix, | 15,000 Bullfg Anx 08 6000 Manhat ‘Comb 19 Ariz.. s native of Heinstadt, Germany, aged | 20,000 Bifg Bundle 082000 Manhat Comb 18 €8 yéars and 6 months. 2500 Bullfrog_ Min 43 2000 Do, b 60... 20 7 Funeral services end interment private, | 4000 Bulifrg N Bk 87| 1600 Manhat Con..1.20 me of Peace Cemetery. Please omit | 500 Blfrg Sunset. 21/2000 Man Central.. Li CHAPEL M | 5900 Bk Biie . 305 1500 Man Sowbey LA O] SLLE—March 22, 1906, Ale: 1000 lk Btte . W lan Cow] . . o8 S0 Bueh siveer. San Pranciecor o | 10,000 B Bite Ex. 0811100 Manhat Deske 90 of Mre. Alic La Chapelle, and brothér of | 1500 Cash Boy.... 22/3000 Manhat Dextr 93 Menasippe Le Chapelie of Montreal and Mrs, | 4000 Columbla Mt. 25 3500 Manhat Dextr 92 E M. La Port of New York | 4450 Columbia Mt 24/1000 Manhat Dextr 91 LANGE—In this city, March 20, 1906, Henry | 4000 3 26 500 Manhat Dextr 94 F. Lange, beloved busband of the late | 1000 C 151 500 Manhat Dextr 93 Sophie Lange, and father of Charles, Caro- | 500 18/13.000 Manh L Joe. 10 line. Henry, Philio, Sophie, William, Tiat. | 500 Dalsy .. 49! 500 Manhat L Joe 11 tie, Chester and Eiizabeth Lange, a native I 1200 Cyrus Noble.. 40| 500 Manhattan M. 21 of Hanover, Germany, aged 60 years 4 months | 5000 Death Val M 11/5000 Maryland [ and 13 days. | 5000 D Va] L Star_14'2000 M_Mustng 10 _ EFFriends and_scquaintances are ct- | 500 Den Bifrg.1.723/2000 Do, b $0... 11 : invited 1o attend the funeral Sunday, | 4000 Dn Bifg Anx 22| 7000 May Queen... 3§ March 25, at 1 o'clock . m.. from Druids' | 4000 Dn Bifg_Anx 235000 May Queen... 39 L n . ces of ena Grove o Dm B Btte { Iner No. 41, and Olive Circle No. 8. I. A. O. D. | 8000 Dm B Btte G 454800 Mohawk . oy e — gm- %mdfld Trogl %;‘ 4mono e.(nm omy Mt 61 000 E1 DoradoNv 151 ontgomy Mt 60 HENRY J. CALLACHER CO. ! 5500 Dixie .. 112000 Mont Bulitrog 05 " ol i & Gallagner) | 2000 Dixie. b50... 12{°200 Mont Ton...3. o v o e | 2000 Eclipse 1.05, 500 Do, s 10. DANIEL P. DONOVAN, Mgr. 500 Bclivge 03412000 FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS. | 1000 = Do, b 30.1.01121 1000 Norih "sios) 20 Fifth @ opposite Lincoln Bchool | 3000 Faan 86300 Ohlo Ton ... 0¥ Telephone South 80. 200 Golg | o 4 56 500 Goild Ba 58 UNITED UNDERTAKERS, | B0 Sod Anchor 7 Funeral Directors and Bmbalmers—— | 1500 G Crown, b60 47, 500 Orlg Bullfros. oy Formerly in Metropolitan Temple. 3000 Soldfield Min 6% 1000 Orig Bullfrog. 23 NOW AT 866 MISSION. Tel. South 167. | 4000 Gold Beeptre. 54|1000 Pennsyivania. op Between Fourth and Fifth, near Fifth' st. [ 1000 Do, s 5. mizoon Red Lion .... 08 Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates, 1000 Gid_Belmont. 66 James McGin, Henry Hansen. o Ky JAMES McGINN ‘& CO., el i e g Formerly With McGinn Bros. 1000 Great Iend B 1000 Do, b 30. 3 218 6000 Gt Dend Ex. 18/1000 Syl Humohrev 2a et 10 o'clock a. m., from the parlors of Porter & White, 445 Golden Gate avenue, thence ta St. Peter's Church, on Alabama street, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty- | h, 'for services. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. In this city, March 22, 1908, rton_of Tomales, Marin County, father of Mrs. M. Herold, Mrs. J. P. Galla- Edward A. and William & Green, 1171 Mjssion street, be- | a | a native of Plumas | invited to at- | 6500 Great Westrn (6] 6500 Silver Pick... 75 Home . 2313000 Do, b 90. 1000 Indiana . 04 700 St Ives ...... 1200 Jim Butler 1.773| 200 Ton Belmnt.5.87 4000 Do, b 90...1.86/1100 Ton Midway.2. 500 Jumbo Ex... 231000 Tramp M Co.l. 500 Jumbo M..1.5734|1000 West End....2. 500 Johnnie Cone 12| CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Tonopah District. BRZRRBY Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Belmont ....5.87 6.00| MacNamara.. 78 80 Belmont Ex. — 30, Midway .2.30 2.35 Boston Ton.. 10 11| Midway Ex... 29 32 Brgr's JB Ex 09 10| Mizpah Bx... — 31 California ... 30 31| Montana .....3.00 3.05 sh Boy 22 23(Mont Mid Ex. 08 — ehan . — 10| Mon Ptteb Fx bl Eula Con ... — 17| Monitor ..... — Eurekg Ton.. 05 08 N Y Ton Con 46 Gold Anchor.1.27 1.32| North _Star. o8 Gold Crown. — 50|Ohio Ton..... 80 Golden Gate. — 21| Ohlp Ton EX. 8 Gold Mt ...» 09 10 Red Rock Ex 11 Gold Mt Con 02 —|Rescue .....- 17 Great Westrn 05 Ton Exten .o Gypsy Queen 23 —i Ton Hme Con 04 Home 25 Tonsly & Gld 10 Ind T o3 Ton of Nev.18. .12 Towa Ton 18 Virginia . = Jim Butler...1.78 1.77 West End. .92 J Butler Ex. ‘10 West Ton - Little Ton ..3.00 4.50] Goldfield District. . 11{Gt Bend An. — 18 2}'Gt Bend Ex. 18 19 02| Hibernia — 10 38|Highland .... — 08 05 Jumbo M Co.1.58 1.60 06 Jumbo Ex ... 22 28 Black Rock.. 06 Jung - Lo 02 Blue Bell ... 08/ Joshua: D15 — Blue Bull ... 13| Kendall ..... 88 89, Brooklyn 03, Kendall Bx... — 08 Btte Goldfleld 21 28 Laguna 23 24 Bull & Bear. 05 —|Lone Star ... 11 12 Booth .. 25 26 Lucky Boys.. — 04 oD . 40 50| Mayne . L1014 umbia ... 08 —|May Queen... 39 40 Columbia Mt. 24 20| McMahon — 10 | Com Fraction — 20| Mohawk D88 b4 Commonwith, — 18/ Nevada Boy.. 10 — Conqueror — 10 Nev Goldfleld. 26 — Dalsy .. 49 B0 Nev Southern. 12 — Diamond ... — 10/Oakes ....... — 08 Dm B Btte C 46 47| Oakland ..... 12 28 Dmdfid Trngl 10 11/Oro Lo w Dixle ....... 11 12| Penn: D08 08 Dominion 10, Potlatch ..... 04 08 Empire *08{ Red Lion .... 08 07 Fawn .. 10/ Red Top ....2.05 2.10 Fiorence .00{ Red Top Bx.. 07 08 10, Sandstorm . ..1.80 1.40 5 Sandstorm Ex 10 11 10/Siiver Pick... 28 27 Gld Belmont. 70 75 Simmerone B — Goldfield Min 63 65| St Ives 82 38 Gld N Star.. — 19| Treasure . 08 05 Gold HIll ... 0L —|Verde . 02z 03 Goldfield Ton — 08| Vernal . 06 07 Great Bend.. 68 68 Bulitrog District. 00 10| GidAd Bulitrg — 03 121,15 1.20/Gld Mt Gldfid 20 — Big Bullfrog. — ©¢8{H Hooligan.. 18 19 Bonnie Clare 65 — Lige Harris.. 08 04 Bullfrog Min 43 46/ Lind Bullfrog 13 — Bullfrog Anx 05 08 Maryland .... 08 07 Bulltrog Com 13 15/ Mont Bullfrog 04 06 Bulifrog Cons — 08 Montgomy Mt 60 61 Bullfrog Bx.,— 15| M Shoshn Ex. 2f 28 Bitrg_Bundle 08 — Ohlo Bulitros. — 85 Bifg Mayfiwr 28 380 Orig Bullfrog. 22 23 | Bulitrg N Bk 38 87| Plot .. . 60 — Blfrg Sunset. 21 22/ Red Dog .... — 15 China Nev... 12 —{Rhyolite Twn. — 10 Death Val M_— 10/ San Franclsco — 16 Den Bullfrog.1.70 1.75|8hoshone .... — 06 Dn Bifg Anx 22 23/ Shoshn B Gld — 18 Denver Rush — 18| Steinway .... 84 38 Eclipse .....1.021.05 Tramp M Co1.10 1.18 Gold Bar....1.20 1.25 Tripolite Goid 13 — G Bar An 21| Ventura. 10 — Gold Bar Ex. 19 —| Wolvering 2 — Gold Sceptre. 54 B3| . Manhattan District. Comet Gold.. 18 —|Manhat Dextr 92 93 Gold Wedgt 21 24/ Man HiId Tre — 5 Granny . 85 —|Manhat L Jos 10 12 Little Grey.. 42 45 Manhattan M. 21 22 Manhat Belle 13 14/Manhat Navaj — 10 Man Broncho 24 26, Manhat Synd. 22 24 Man Carson. — 20!Mineral Hill.. 10— Man Central. — 21| M Mus An 10 1 Manhat Cons.1.15 1.25| Mustang Man. 27 — Manhat Comb 18 19/Orig Manhat. 25 — | Manhat Cres. 21 28| Syl Humphrey 28 81 Man Cowboy. 18 19| Other Districts, | Cyrus Noble. 38 40| Little George. 08 — Bl DoradoNv 16 —|Lookout Gold — 65 Esperanza .. — Ol/Lynx Creek.. 91 — Gold Reed M — 40| Nev G Crater 15 — Golden Terra 50 —| Nev Sunsl 40 50 Goldyke Reef 25 — Paimetto .... 32 — Gold Quartz. 40 —| Paymaeter ... 02 08 Johnnie Cone 11 12/ Ray & O'Brien 10 — Kawich Gold 02 —|Rocco Hmstk. 50 — Kawich Kyst 01 —|Tokop Con .. 10 15 Kawch M Co — 02 TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE. Following were the eales on the San Fran- clsco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday: 500 Amethyst 5200 Dmdfid Con 300 Mont Ton. 12500 Ton N Star.. B8 11 a. m. Session. 1000 Atlanta . 231 3000 Jumbo Bx,b10 24 1000 Columbla Mt. 22| 500 Kendall . 88 1500 Datsy .. 5018500 Laguna 25 2000 Dmdfd Con.. 43/1000 Laguna . 28 2000 Dixle . 111500 MacNamara.. 78 1000 Eciipse . 1.10/ 3000 Manhattan ... 23 1000 Do, 8 10.1.07%/1500 Man Dextr,s16 56 1000 6 A L | a0 swoat Won:..8.0234 1500 Gold Bar....1.35|1500 National Bank 8500 Gld Belmont. 602000 Ohio . . B4 4000 Gld Mohawk. 56 3000 Ohlo . 56 8000 Gld Red Lion 06]1000 Red Top 1000 Do, b 60... 06(1000 Red Top Ex.. 2500 G Stiver Pick 27| 5000 St Ives . 33 1500 Great,Bend.. 682000 St Ives, s 10. 83 | 1500 Home' ... 25/2500 Ton Cash Boy .20 1500 lowa Ton ... 17| 600 Ton N Star.. 58 500 Jim Butler.1.773%/ 1000 Tramp M Co.1.15 2000 Do, s b....1.75| 500 West End....2.90 2:30 p. m, Session. 3000 Atlanta . 2314000 Laguna 25 500 Black Rock:-08%|1000 Laguna .26 1000 California. i. 4000 Manhattan M. 22 2000 Columbia Mt. 22(1000 Man Dxtr,s10 89 2000 Dn Bifg Anx "22/1000 May Queen... 39 2500 Dm B Btte C 431000 Nat Bank, 510 37 1500 Dixle . 11{2500 Ohio . . 568 1500 Eclipse 1.0735| 2000 Ohto ......... B8 500 G_Anchor..1. 500 Red Top ..2.07% 500 Do, b 10. 300 Do, s 10...2.05 1000 Gold' Bar. | 2000 Rescue 18 1000 Gid Belmont. 1000 Rescue, & 10. 2500 Gld Mohawk. 7000 Spearhead Fr. 8500 GId Red Lion 05|2000 St Ives 8000 G Silver Pick 800 St Ives, b 5. 1500 Great Bend.. 200 Ton Beélmont 10,500 Gt Westrn. 06 100 Jim Butler.1.77' 200 Jumbo M C 1000 Ton N Star, 500 Do, s 10. e} 60| CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Tonopah District. Bid. Ask. Bl Belmont_....6.00 — A Boston,Ton.. 16 —| — 3.08 California 30 —| 56 5T Cash Boy. 22 —| 8 B0 Great Westrn 05% 06 ‘18 17 Ind Tonopah. 03 (3% — 12.00 Iowa .. —| Ton Nev.18.00 18.37 Jim Butler.1.75 1. West SR % Little Ton — 5.0 g ’}3 Golafield District. Adams ...... 10 11| Kendall 90 Blk Btte Ex. 05 06| Laguna = Biack Rock.. 05 03%) Lone Star 12 15 Blue Bel! ... 04 May Queen... 47 39 Blue Bull ... 12 13 Mohawk ... b4 — Booth . 25 20 Pa Goldfield.. 08 — Columbla' Mt. 22 23| Red Lion 06 Dm B Btte C 45 — Red Top Dixle .. 10 12| Red Top Empire . — 07|8t Ives Gld Aurora.. — 03 Gid Belmont. €7 — Gld Kewanas 20 24 Great Bend.. 67 —! Jumbo M Co.1.55 — Bullfrog Amethyst .. — 1.20 25— jullfrog Anx —| Lige Hairis.. Bifg Masfiwr 830 ! Mont Dulitros 04 b Bulltrg N Bk — 89| M Shoshn Ex. — = 2§ Dn Bifg Anx 22 24/ Orig Bulltrog. 20 23 Eclipse .....1.06 1.10| Stelnway .... 87 — Manhattan District. 3L —|Man Cowboy. 1 —_ o' 1 Mannatinn 36 » = Other Districts. Kawich Gold — 03| Ton Gold Mt. 09 10 —_——— REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. MONDAY, MARCH 19, HOMESTEADS, T. B. Potter Realty Company to Emil and Margaret Ericksen, lots 42 Marpuret Ericks and 48, block b2, Anne O'Nelll to George W. T. O'Ni 19'and 20, block 40, City Land; grant, " °** Gus and Evelyn Gardner to Homestead Realty Company, lot on SW line of Nineteenth avenue, 125 SE of L street, SE 25 by NW 100, lot 7, block 387, South San Francisco Home. stead; $—. T. B. Poiter Realty Com; Dovwnine, lots 28 -nd"n, m""{q‘%,fi“m“‘ ot " Nicholas Ohlandt to Bertha Richards, 1 E line of Somerset street, udR N of wogl::yn N 25 by E 120, lot 6 block 119, Univereity i R Pollock to Machie E. villiam K. Pollock to Ca 51, block 8, Holly Park; 810, o ov 1ot Charles Lederer to Mathurin C. Robichau, lot on W line of Thornton streef, 300 N of Sherman, N 25, W 76:7, SW 25, E 97:11, lot 13, hlock 3, City Lan ;}0- George D. and Abbie F. Korts to Melos M. Gopeevic, 1ot on W line of Faxton avenue, §2:G S of Grafton, § 62:6, W 125, N %, W 50, N 100, B 50, S 62:6, E 125, block 21, Lakeview; 0. 3 S don, - Parts': and “Kiptsldan ‘Pux and B eating, Jot 11, block 5, V:'im’“;um E. Keating, % reliis stead Assoclation: '$10. - Jerome and Louise Milly to Julia Sweeney, lot_on NE line of Eleventh avenue, 50 NW of M street, NW 25 by NE 100, block 209, Cen- el Banc $10: oseph C. a Palmiro_Testa, lot 3, e John Yule et al, to the ‘Assalino to Nicen block 11, same; $10. McCarthy & lots 23 to 25, 28 to 84, block E, Lakeview, quit— hi0en aad Yoo d Humboldt ugh and Thomas P. Hogan and Hum g‘f‘?b"rmComm';“m same, same, quitclaim leed ; 4 = V;Vlmlarg P. Fuller to same, same. quitclaim eed: $10. James McDermott to Mary McDermott, all property; §—., T. B. Potter Realty Company to Charles Hoffman, lot 14, block 64, Rels Tract; $10. Berthe' M. and Carlo Gamba to San Fran- clsco Co-operative Home Bullding Association, lot on N line of Richland avenue, 175 B of Mission street, B 25 by N 100, lot 16, block F, French and Gliman Tracts; $10. Jacob Heyman Company to Willlam and Nel- lte Hurley, lots 418 and 419, Sllver Terrace Homestead; $10. Martin Kastler (or Kestler) to Phoebe Kast- ler (or Kestler), lot 444, gift map 3; $10. TUBSDAY., MARCH 20. ‘WESTERN ADDITION. P. and Mary P. Rothermel to Antonio Cira- volo or Ciraclo and Giacomo Moreci, lot on § line of Greenwich street, 97:7 E of Stelner, E 38:11 by 8 120; §10. Julius and Jernie Radston to Julla Lauter and Liile Asher, lot on § line of Sacramento fitwet. 150:8 W ot Filimote, W 50 by S 132:6; Emma G. Butler to J. Rosenzwelg, lot on S line of Bush street, 100 W of Fillmore, W 50 by S 137:6; $10. Mathias and Jeanette Meyer to Sigmung Bauer. lot on 8 line of Green street, 135 W of Broderick, W 50 by S 137:6; $10. Florence E. Smith to Richard J. Billion, lot on N line of Page street, 50 1 of Ashbury, E 25 by N 82:6; $10. Mary A. and Eugene N. Fritz to Danlel C. Deasy, lot on W line of Ashbury street, 837 8 of Frederick, § 35 by W 106:3: $10, Marla Reld 'to Katherine Blaney, lot on N line of Fulton street, 128:10 W of Parker ave- nue. W 25 by N 117.65, NE 25:01, S 116.81; $10. George F. Lyon to Harry ‘Warwick, lot on E line of Parkside avenue, 25 8 of Mo- Allister, § 25 by E 05; $10. H. B. and Theresa Bevell to Simon Gold- smith, lot on SW corner of Sacramento and Cherry streets, W 34:1 by B 182:7%; $10. Pope Estate Company to Henry C. and Eli- zabeth ‘F. Pasquale, lot on N line of Alma street, 225 E of Cole, N 49:11, E 90:5%, § 49:11, W 99:28; $10. MISSION BLOCKS. Clity and County of fan Franclsco to Dora M, Thurston (wife of line of Mission street, 163:8 B of Thirteenth, 550 by W 100; $— Blizabeth Koch to A. Nahas. lot on § line of 'l.‘wenly-lounll street, 122:6 B of Howard, E 24 by S 95; $10. HORNER'S ADDITION. J. T. and Nellle C. Stone to W. M. Hisom, lot on N line of Duncan street, 118 B of Cas- tro. B 50 by N 114; §10. 50-VARA BLOCKS. John Fischer to Andrew G. Griffin et al., lot on NE corner of Clay mmd Powell streets, N 40 by E 60; $10. Title Insurance and Guaranty Company to Barbara M. Sims, lot on .N line of Union street, 189:6 W of Powell, W 12, N 68:0, W 20, N 68:9, E 82, § 137:6, subdivision to right of way in 198 D. 351; $10. 100-VARA BLOCKS. Howard A. and Jessie E. Nauman to Wil- llam Cashman, lot on SE line of Bryant street, 250 BW of Third, SW 25 by SE 75; $10. POTRERO NUEVO. City and Coungy of San Franclsco to John ¥ Sime, lot on E line of Hamshire street, 57 § of Alameda, S 57 by E 200; $——. Real Estate and Development Company to Thompson P. and Lena E. Jarvis lot on E line of Connecticut street, 50 N of Lighteenth, N 50 by E 100; grant. OUTSIDE LANDS. Bryce B, McLellan to B. A. and John Rabe, lot on NE corner of Clement street and Blev- enth avenue, E 120 by N 50; $10. David D. and Augusta I. Harris to Phoebe Teal, lot on N line of Clement street, §7:6 W ot First avenue, W 50 by N 84; $10. Orrin and MaryJ. Knox to Elsa L. Bowman, lot on W line of Seventh avenue, 204:6 § of Clement street, § 25 by W 120; $10. Adolph Sutro (by Emma L. Merritt, execu- trix) to P. Sweed, lot on N line of Point Lobos avenue, 57:6 E of Thirty-sixth, E 25 by N 1 also lot on N line of Point Lobos avenue, 32:6 E of Thirty-sixth, E 25 by N 100; $10. Same to J. M. Mann, lot on SW corner of Thirty-fifth_avenue and Clement street, 8 23 by W 82:6; $700. Same to H. H_Salz, lot on W line of Thirty- fitth avere, 250 8 of Clement street, S 25 W 120; also lot on W line of Thirty-ifth av nue, 235 S of Clement street, S 25 by W 12 also ot on E line of Thirty-sixth avenue, 125 S of Clement street. § 25 by E 120; also lot on E line of Thirty-sixth avenue, 150 § of Clement street, S 25 by I 120; aleo lot on E line of Thirty-sixth avenue, 175 & of Clement street, S 25 by E 120; also ot on E line of Thirty-sixth avenue, 200 § of Clement street, S 25 by B 120; also lot on B Jine of Thirty-sixth avenue, 225 S of Clement etreet, § 26 by E 120; $2865. Same to same, lot on E iine of Thirty-sixth avenue, 250 § of Clement street, 8 25 by B 120; also lot on E line of Thirty-sixth avenue, 275'S of Clement street, 5 25 by E 120; also lot on E line of Tairty-sixth avenue, 275 N of Point Lobos, N 25 by E 120; $1600. Howard H. Salz to Hattle Simon, lot on E Iine of Thirty-sixth avenue, 125 E of Clement street, 8 200, E 120, N 50, B 120, N 50, E 120, N 100, W 120; $10. Estate of Adolph Sutro (by Emma L. Mer- ritt, executrix) to P, H. McGushin, lot on E Jine of Thirty-sixth avenue, 100 S of Clement street, § 25 by E 120; $420. Hattle Simon to Sophle B. Koblcke, lot on NE corner of Forty-third avenue and A street, E 175, N 150, W 55, 8 25, W 120, § 125; also lot on W corner of Point Lobos and Forty- second avenues, § 225, W 120, N 75, E 65, N 150, E 05; $10. Estate of Andrew Welch Company to Mary M. Molkenbuhr (wife of 8. W.), lot on W line of Fifth avenue, 150 S of A street, § 25 by W 120; $10. Joseph, Rosa, Harrfet and Charles Jossph to I C. Scharff, lot on SE corner of Thirty- ninth avenue and C street, S 100 by E 120; also lot 10, block 38, Fairmount Land, and all property In estate of lsaac Joseph, deed 4484; 10. 1 iius, Joseph and Marianne Goldsmith to same, lot on SE corner or Thirty-ninth ave- nue and C street, 8 100 by l;:mlw; also ot 10, block 38, Fairmount Land: $10. Sol Getz & Sons to Philip C. Cohn, lot on SW corner of H street and Forty-fifth avenue, W 32:6 by B 100; $10. Lawrence and Mary O'Keeffe to Charles Frahm, lot on E line of Eighth avenue, 250 S of J street, § 50 by E 120: $10. Andrew and Annle Wood to Willlam Mund, lot on NE corner of any‘-;:‘:nlh avenue and L treet, N 02:6 by E 120; $10. * *Flora E. Gladding to Charles H. ooy, lot cn E line of Forty-first avenue, 100 S of M street, 8 75 by E 120; $10. John and Louise Kolling to Sol Getz & Sons, lot on E line of Thirty-ninth avenue, 175 § of U street, S 50 by E 120: $10. HOMESTEADS. T B, Potter Realty Company to Wiliam Lind, iots 41 and 42, block 57, Reis Trac t. "8ame to Walter Joyce, lots 44 and 45, block 44, same; grant, Benjamin Asch et al. to Jacob C. and Flor- ence Dalbey, lot on W line of Prospect avenue, §2:0 8 of Eemeralda streel, § 25 by W 70, loté 207 and 208, gift map 3; $10. Willlam 1.“ana. Marle A. Waldron to u.r‘ Mechan, lot on § Mne of Garfield .(Sherman) street, 50 E of Ralston, B 50 by S 100, lots 27 and 28, block 20, City Land Assoofation: §10. Alice Hastings to Christian H. Behring and Carl G. Bruegmann, lot on E line of Folsom street, 125 S of Crescent nvomu[ 8 60 by B 140, lots 391, 392, 393, 394, Holliday Map A; 10. : McCarthy Company to Hugo J. Hamann, lot 48, block 5, Lakaview; $10, T B. Potter Realty Company to Bridget Nihil, lots 47 and 35, block 50, Rels Tract; grant. Willlam H. and Ethel W. Crocker to Mal- colm McGaw. lot on SE comner of Eugenis and_Ellsworth streets, E 140, 76, W 70, 50, W 70, N 128, lots 386 to 892 and 394, gift lot on T ncoin . Grant to L. F. Hansen coln U. int to L. 3 , ire of Naples street, 200 SW of Persia, Home~ NW lots 46 8 25°by W 100, block 45, Excelsior stead; £10. McCarthy Company to John Ziegler, to 48, block 19, Lakeview; $10. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21. WESTERN ADDITION. o Minnte . and George F, Gray fo Milos M. Vi, 1o ne_of ave; 2?:’.}. of Gr:e;nlzvreot. N 55 by W 101 James J. McNames to Dinkeleplel Estate ompany. ot “on W _line of Gough street, 60 N of Page. N 30 by W 107:6; $10. Estate of Alvinza Hayward (by William J. G Mudee, gt Dingee, executor) to Robert on" S ine ot Bompard - street, 150:3 W Octavia, W 25 by'S 137:6: $135 Dantel and Catherlne O'Tools to Walter L. Helee, lot on N line of McAllister street, 6}: E of Laguna, E 87:6 by N 100; $10 Mary W, and John E. Kincaid to Liston C. Robinson, lot on S line of Paciflc street, 185 E of Webster, I 30 by S 117: $10. C A and Mary M. Malin to Redmond W. Payne, lot on §W corner of California and Bu- chanan streetn, 8 66 by W S1:8; §10. ary A. Bawyer to m Crocker, NW_corner of Fulton .noa Devisadero ‘streets, N 137:6 by W 187:6; $10. George B, and Susan A. Clifford to Emelle C. Anderson (wife of Cari), lot on S line of ;v:.{lney -t‘;!at_ 176:3 E of Devisadero, E 30 by Carl V. ‘Anderson to Emelie “Andereon, lot :n 8 l_éneso o{:‘wfllc; street, 171 E ero, § 110; $—. - ST Thomas and Hattle Drady to William H. nd Agnes M. Sexton, lot on E George D. and Annle §. C. and Genevieve G. Wolf to Boon, NS00 4 % nue, 5%, 54:2; $10 b Alice E. Lo lot on SW line Bryant, NW 25, rn and i w500 0 2 e 15; er ugg‘ usor Market, § 25 by B 125: $10. 0 en S. and Douglass W. Montgomery William L. Murrenni; lot on N line of Twen- tieth street, 205 E of Sanchez, E 25 by N Py t e I N. and Charles G. Nystrom to Ceulle M ' Laustin, lot on W line of Hartford mmultz S of Seventeenth, S 25 by W Ernest and Kate Tllig to Pauline L. Wilhelm (wife of A. H.), lot on SW corner of Twenty- first and Florida streets, S 85 by W 75: $10. Annie and R. J. Fgan to Prentiss Crowell, Iot ,on W line of Hampshire street, 140 S of Twenty-fitth, § 30 by W 100; $10. HORNER'S ADDITION Jonathan and Anna M. Anderson to Mary J. Clausen (wife of John H.), lot on 8 ltne of Twenty—second street, 200 W of Noe, W 28 by S 114; $10, 50-VARA BLOCKS. Antolnette Schulz to Elol H. Schulz, lot on 8 line of Commercial street, 48:5 W of Kearny, W _20 by S 59; s zebeth Reade to Isidor Lipman, lot on line of California street, 100 W of Dupont, 37:6 by 8 €8:9; $10, Henry Ahrens to Rosa G. Olsen, lot on 8 line of Bernard street, 114 E of Jones E 23 by 8 60; $10, Hugo and Minnle Klemm to William J. Shot- well, lot on N line of Lewis place, 100 W of Taylor street, W 18:9 by N 57:6; $10. Louis and’ Bmilla Slegrist to Willlam J. Shotwell, game; $10, 100-VARA BLOCKS. H. B, and Lucile A. Robinson to George T. and Blancke ®avis, lot on SE line of Howard street, 155 SW of First, SW 25 by SE 85; $10. Joseph E. and Annle Bler to George P. Reynolds, ot on N corner of Second and Clems entina streets, NW 30 by NE 80; $10. - Minerva D, Kellogg to John F. O'Brien, lot on SW line of Ritch street, 113:9 NW of Townsend, NW 23:0 by SW 80; Leopold’ B. Margaret and David Hirsch to Alice M Sage and Agnes J. Flelding, lot on NW lind of Folsom street, 200 NE of Seventh g corner of Folsom and Moss), NE 25 by NW $10. iy A Hearst to Frederick L Lipman, lot on SE iine of Irwin street, 215 NE of Sev- enth, NE 275 by SE 240: $10. Frank L. and Edith L. Lipman to Southern Pacific Company, lot on S corner of Hooper and Sixth streets, SW 825 by SE 240; §10. Ellen W. Rels et al. to Frederick L. Lip- man, lot on W corner of Bixth and South streets, SW 275 by NW 240; §10. Frederick L. and Edith L.’ Lipman to South- ern Pacific Company, lot on W_corner of Sixth and South streets, SW 826 by NW 240; $10. Same to same, ot on SE line of Irwin street, 275 NE of Seventh, NE 275 by SE 240; $10. POTRERO NUEVO. Thomas G. Millar to Grace W. Miller, lot on W line of Mission street, 100 N of Army, N 41:6 by W 100; $— OUTSIDE LANDS, Willlam E. and Emma M. Stevend to August W. Lunemann, lot on NW corner of Caitfornia gireet and Sixth avenue, N 83:8 by W Charles W. and Mary A. Pope to Thomas R. Smith, lot on E line of Twenty-eighth avenue, 200 N'of Clement street, N 50 by E 120; $10. John and Ella McCulloch to M: t T, Hightower (wife of J. P.). lot on W line of Fifth avenue, 250 N of B street, N 25 by W 120; $10. Angelica Brodwolt Holzmelster to George T. Brodwolf, lot on W line of Seventeenth avenue, 125 N of B street, N 50 by W 120; $—— William M. and Mary E. de Woif to B. R. McLillan, lot on SW corner of Ninth avenue and B street, W 32:6 by 8 100; $10. Fernando and Julla A, Nelson to Joseph J. and Catherine L. Walsh, lot on E line of Third avenue, 26 S of B street, S 25 by E 95: $10. Edward E. and Waiter H. Dodge, Jacob and Bertha G. Welssbein to Nathan A. Dodge, un- divided three-fourtha of lot on W line of Twen- ty-first avenue, 175:11 N of S street, N 24:1, W 240, S 11:8, SE 240:4; $10. Nathan A., Mariana and Edward E. Dodge and Jacob and Bertha G. Weissbein to Walter H. Dodge, undivided three-ourths of lot on W line of T'wenty-first avenue, 200 S of R street, § 100 by W 120; $10. Nathan A. and Mariana and Walter H. Dodge and Jacchb and Bertha G. Welssbein to Ed- ward E. Dodge, undivided three-fourths of lot on W line of Twenty-first avenue, 100 8 of R street, S 100 by W _120; $10. Edward D. and Walter H. Dodge and Jacob and Bertha G. Weissbein to Nathan A. Dodge, undivided three-fourths of lot on E line of Twenty-second avenue, 100 S of R street, S 150 by B 120; $10. Jacob and Bertha G. Weissbein and Edward E. and Walter H. Dodge to same, undivided three-fourths of/lot on W line of Twenty-first avenue, 100 § of R street, % 100 by W _120; $10. Nathan, Mariana, Edward E. and Walter H. Dodge to Jacob Welssbein, undivided three- fourths of lot on E line of Twenty-second aye- nug, 250 S of R etreet, S 150 by E 120; $10. “Parkside Realty Company to John Kean, lot on E line of Tweifth avenue, 125 N of S street, N 26 by B 120; $10. California_Title Insurance and Trust Com- pany to B. L. Fitzgerald, lot on NE corner of Twenty-third avenue and U street, E 82:6x N 100; $10. Adoiph Unger to D. E. Josephi, three thirty-seconds of following: corner_of R street and Forty-first avenue, 60, S 59:7, SE €0, N 61 ner of Fortleth avenue 83:4, W 240:2, N 75; Thirty-ninth avenue and R street, E 240, S 94:6, W 240:2, N 85:10; also lot on SE corner gt K strest and Thirty-elghth avenue, B 240, 8 105:], W 240:2, N 98:8; $10. Mackae to Nathan L. Walter, N half of block 1082, O. L.; §5. HOMESTEADS. T. B. Potter Reaity Company to Oliver & Stmpson, lot 9, block 9, Rels Tract; gran Jacob Heyman Company to Flora'S. Hewson, lot on SE line of Siiver strest, % NE of University, NE 25.0% SE 84:10%, SW 25, NW 83:6, block 69, University Mound; $10. te of Jacob Bergmann or Bergman (by Emma Bergmann, executrix) to T. P. Andrews, lot on S line of Indian avenue, 240 E of H SE 40 by SW 130, lot 9, block 76, Salt also lots 14 and 15, block 23, Paul Tract $425. Abe and Charles Rosensteln to Bernardo Finucchi and Davino and Alesslo Del Carlo, lots 37 and 39, block O, Sliver Terrace; $10. Charles H. Prough to Thomas J. and Jesste E. Brady, iot on SE line of Lisbon_street, 275 SW of China avenue, SW 25 by SB 100, block 20, Excelsior Homestead; $10. Philip J. and Nettle F. Balley to Henry and Bertha Schroff, lot on NE line of Goet- tingen street. 109:5 SE of Silver avenue, SE 50 by NE 120, lot 7, block 16, University Ex- tension; $10. L Builders' Contracts. =~ = Lynch (owner) with C. A. & Hon (contractors), architect T. Paterson Ross —All work for a two-story and basement frame bullding on NW corner of Fifteenth avenue and Clement street, N 104 by W 30; chs.}le- E. Lothrop (owner) with Eivin Bros. (contuetou).‘ mhl‘:efit‘“ Wfll;lx% fi::fl-::);:vll i for a frame building o E thteenth avenue, 176 N of I street, N 25 by B undivided Lot on SW hd 120; §2407. Nl:lz‘(,i cl::.rlenlol: (m?') with mmh: Tumbi ny (con! A et ik, Sewering. otc., for a three- frame building (elghteen flats) on NW tmer of Rincon place and Bryant street, SW 80 by NW 100; —_— LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SAILE: Thursday, March 22 Nor stmr Ennlfian:smué::&llr:;m , Norbers, 3 s l.’)?)llEs'l"ldC ’ron‘r. LS ABERDEEN—ArTivi ar 2—Stmr - glc. hence Mar 18; schr Oceania Vance, from Pedro. Sailed Mar 22—Stmr Newburg, for San Fran- che:); stmr Chehalis, for Sur“mnem. O 1ILO—Arrived ar —Stmr trom “Kahutul; ehlp John Ena, from Cape Town. b —Salled Mar 22—Bktn Coro- e raelaco; stmr Siberia, Trom, Fohame 5 Sen, P e K NEW YORK—Arrived Mar 22—Stmr Mesa- P from Portland. B i ToA Mar 2. Stmr Blyecher, for Hamburs; stmr Prinz Adelbert, for Navles and Genoa. CHERBOURG — Arrived Mar _22—Stmr Deutschiand, (rom New York for Hamburs, roc 3 \ ‘"3.«";“;—5-11“ Mar 22—Stmr Brooklyn, for N P56 Salled Mar 22—Stmr Canople, for Boston; etmr Italla, for New York. Arrived Mar 20—Stmr Germanic, from New T, Y NDON—Salled Mar 22—Stmr Minnehaha, for New York. QUEBNSTOWN-_Salled Mar 22—Stmr Teu- ork. O ERPOOT Salied Mar 22—Stmr South- worle Cfor. Philadelphia: stmr Virginta, for Hallfax and_ 6t John, N B. PORT "PIRIEArrived Mar 21 lerte, from Portland, Ore., via s W, NGENOA—AHlved Mar 21—Stmr Carpathia, from New York for Naples, Trieste. etc. Mar 22—Stmr m.pumlerh from New York for Na- D A ERPBailed Mar 22—Stmr Manitou, LABOR TROUBLE REACHES CRISIS Indications Point to Bitter Fight Between Santa Rosa . Builders and Workmen ON-UNION MEN ARRIVE Contractors, It Is Said, Are Determined to Put in Force Their Policy of Open Shop Special Dispatch to The Call. SANTA ROSA, March 22.—There is every indication today that the fight be- tween employers and empioyes here has reached a crisis and that there will be | bitter war waged from now on. The declaration for “open shop” made some time ago by the Builders’ Exchange will, it is said, now be put into full force and if the local mechanics do not accept the work offered them under these conditions their places will be filled by men brought from the outside. More non-union men are arriving daily. —————— WRITES LETTER WHILE DYING. Missive Left by McCall Explains Em- ployment of Hamilton. 9 NEW YORK, March 22.—A letter which former President John A. Me- Call of the New York Life Insurance Company wrote on the day before his death, in which he stated the condi- tions under which he employed Andrew D. Hamilton as legislative agent of that company, was made public today. It ‘was directed to Alexander E. Orr, pres- ident of the New York Life Insurance was dated February 16 last am desirous that you and the company officlals through you, shall have notice of the nature and _character of the employment of Andrew D, Hamilton if I am not here to be heard when the time arrives to have it made known. was employed by me in 1895 on behalf of the company to attend especially to mat- ters of taxation and legislation in the United States and other countries affecting the com- pany’s interests. He refused to accept the duty unless it was made confidential and secret and that no accounting of moneys advanced to him should be asked of him or rendered by him, and I assented to the proposition. He told me that this condition he would impose as an absolute one and unless it was accepted he would not undertake the work. Whether my action was legal or not it will be lett for others to say. I believe it was and that I was clothed with full power 80 to act and that the interests of the com- pany and the policy-holders demanded that steps of this nature be taken, but aside from this the main reason for my present writing is that there may remain no’doubt as to what my statement would be if I Wwere here, as to the nature and character of Judge Hamilton's retainer and contract. Sincerely yours, JOHN A." McCALL. —_———— RAILWAY COMPANY UNABLE TO GET RED BLUFF FRANCHISE RED BLUFF, March 22.—The battle between the Redding and Red Bluff Railway Company and the committee of citizens selected to decide what streets the company, under franchise to enter this city, could use, goes merrily on. The company after having been refused a franchise on Main street, applied for a franchise on Madison street. At a meet- ing of the committee last night the granting of a franchise on Madison strect was strenuously opposed. It is generally believed that there will be no agrecment reached and that when the matter comes before the Board of City Trustees next Monday night it will still have to be continued. A — DRUNKEN MAN ROLLS INTO FIRE AND IS BURNED TO CRISP HOOD RIVER, March 22.—An un- known Russian Finn laborer was found near a camp fire on the Northbank Rallroad burned to death. In company with two other men he had been at Lyle last night drinking heavily, and according to the story of his compan- lons they procured a bottle of whisky and went down to the camp, where they built a big fire and lay down beside it to sleep. After sl g for a time two of the men went to Lyle, leaving their companion asleep. In the early morning when they returned they found he had rolled into the fire and had been burned almost to a crisp. WOMEN OF MONTEREY TO HELP MERCHANTS BEAUTIFY CITY MONTEREY, March 22.— The Clvic Club of Monterey has been organized by a number of women of this city to as- sist the Merchants’ Association in beau- titying Monterey. The following offi- cers have been elected: President, Mrs. D. Rodrick; first vice president, Mrs. W. ladelphia. o SURE . Arrived Mar 22— Stmr La Lorratne from New York. Eak S S, MILITARY COURT SENTENCES A GENERAL AND A PRINCE KURSK, Russia, March 22.—A mili- tary tribunal has sentenced General Do- brovsky and Prince Bagration to threa months’ imprisonment in a fortress for having failed to send troops to thc res- cue of an officer who last summer was tortured and burned to death by a mob before the eyes of his wife and chlldren. BRESTLITOVSK, Russia, March 22— The municipal electoral college has elected five Jews to the Provincial Con- vention. BRI < R AT Free Love Land Colony Fails. ELLINGHAM, March 22—&. W. Feris has been appointed receiver for the Free Love Land Colony, a com- munistic settlement in t County, formerly known as the Equality Col- | ony. Creditors made the application. ‘W. James; second vice president, Mrs. Hugh Mcl. Porter; recording secretary, Mrs. Jennie Kilpatrick; financiai secre- tary, Mrs. Charles Barber; treasurer, Mrs. J. P. Sargent. ——————— Many Candidates in Fileld. MONTEREY, March 22.—Great inter- est centers in the city electlon to be held here on Monday, April The fol- lowing candidates are In the fleld: Trustees (three to be elected), Will Jacks, Grant Towle, A. L. Weaver, Ross C. Sargent, A. G. Mets, M. B. Steadman, Frank Hellam and Hugh Crummey; City Clerk, W. E. Parker: Marshal, Frank Machado, W. J. Greer Jr. and J. W. Duckworth; Treasurer, L. A. Schaufele and J. F. Moore. —_——— Delegates to Grand Parlor. SACRAMENTO, March 22.—Sunset Parlor No. 26, Native Sons of the Golden West, of Sacramento, has elected dele- gates to the Grand Parlor, to be held at Ventura April 23. The delegates are C. E. Mahoney, George C. Sherman, Frank H. Conn; alternates—E. G. Mes- ner, Robert Alexander, J. J. Monteverde. —_———————— All Delayed by Head Winds. 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